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feat(web/nav-rail): hold a whole screen, not only a panel - #306
NavRail could only be a card inside a page. This makes it usable as the navigation side of a whole screen, while keeping the existing stand-alone API working.
NavRail.Provider holds the fold for a shell. A NavRail.Trigger in the page's own header controls the same rail, shortcutKey folds it with the command or control modifier (ignored while typing in a field), storageKey remembers the choice, and useNavRail() exposes the state to the app.
NavRail.Content gives the destinations a scrolling middle. The header and the footer stay against their edges while the rows move under them.
NavRail.Rail is the thin grab handle on the rail's outer edge.
NavRail.Inset is the page surface beside the rail, with its own scroll.
collapsible chooses what folding means: icon (the existing column of icon squares), offcanvas (out of the layout), or none (always open, no fold controls).
side places the handle and the drawer on the start or the end edge.
Below mobileBreakpoint (default 48rem) the rail becomes a drawer and the page keeps its full width. Following a destination closes it; opening a child list does not.
The docs page now opens with a working shell demo. The existing demos keep their boxed presentation and still work without a provider.
Folded labels and child-list flyouts are now placed against the viewport instead of inside the rail. That matters because the rail is a scroll container: anchored tooltips and flyouts were being clipped by it. The flyout also opens away from the edge the rail sits on, so side="end" works.
One small fix along the way: NavRail.Item wrote its live disclosure ref during render; it now writes after commit, matching the root.
Why
The rail had good destinations, nesting and one moving pill, but an app shell needs more than a panel: shared state across the page header, a keyboard shortcut, a remembered fold, a drawer on a phone, and a place for a long list to scroll.
Type of change
Bug fix
New component
New prop, variant, or behaviour on an existing component
Breaking change — an existing API is renamed, removed, or behaves differently
The additions are opt-in. A rail without a provider keeps its current controlled and uncontrolled props.
How it was tested
Web only — this component has no iOS or Android surface.
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Result
npm run typecheck --workspace=panelui-web
pass
npm run typecheck --workspace=docs
pass
node --test packages/web/test/*.test.mjs
143 pass
node --test apps/docs/test/*.test.mjs
47 pass
npm test
1146 pass
npm run build --workspace=panelui-web
pass (222 files)
npm run build --workspace=docs
pass
node scripts/verify-registry-budgets.mjs
pass — web registry 80 files, largest item 101,569 bytes
Also exercised in a browser at desktop and phone widths:
the handle, the in-rail trigger and an external trigger all fold the same rail;
Cmd+B / Ctrl+B toggles it and is ignored while focus is in a field;
the fold survives a reload with storageKey;
the rail scrolls while the header and footer stay put;
a folded tooltip and a nested flyout are not clipped, open on the correct side, and follow the parent on scroll;
the phone drawer opens from the page trigger, closes on a destination, and leaves the content full width.
Web (docs app)
iOS
Android
Light and dark themes
Final pass: the folded footer's active/holding fill was checked in both weights (tonal tint, solid primary with foreground text), a folded leaf reports no disclosure attributes while a branch's controls resolve, and a folded branch with no icon falls back to a centred chevron.
Folded child lists. No disclosure arrow: the icon is the whole row. Hover or focus opens the flyout, the parent stays marked while it is out, and a short pause keeps a sweep down the rail from flashing every branch it crosses. Pass heading on NavRail.Sub to put the parent's mark and name above the children; it is off by default.
Animations use Reanimated on the UI thread — N/A for the web collection; motion is CSS/transform based and respects prefers-reduced-motion
No hardcoded colours — everything resolves through the theme tokens
Interactive parts carry the web equivalents: landmark role, aria-current, aria-expanded, named icon-only items, roving focus, dialog semantics for the drawer
Every new part accepts className
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Props tables read correctly — they come from the TypeScript interfaces and their JSDoc
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New Features
Nav rails now support icon, off-canvas, or non-collapsible modes, with start or end placement.
Provider-backed layouts can share rail state, keyboard shortcuts, and saved collapse preferences.
On smaller screens, collapsible rails open as a drawer; destination selection closes it.
Folded navigation supports positioned tooltips and nested flyouts, with an optional parent heading.
Documentation
Added guidance and examples for provider-backed layouts, responsive behavior, and configuration.
Demos
Added an interactive shell preview with selectable navigation items.
The rail can now sit beside a page as its navigation. NavRail.Provider
owns the fold for the shell, so a trigger in the page header and the one
in the rail agree, the saved preference is read once, and the command or
control shortcut works outside a field. Below the breakpoint the same
rail is a drawer and the page keeps the full width.
NavRail.Content gives the destinations a scrolling middle while the
header and the footer stay against their edges. NavRail.Rail is the
grab handle on the outer edge, and NavRail.Inset is the page beside the
rail. Folding can leave icons, leave the layout, or be disabled, and the
rail can sit on either edge.
Folded labels and flyouts are placed against the viewport, so the new
scroll container no longer clips them.
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NavRail adds provider-managed state, responsive mobile drawer behavior, shell layout parts, and folded submenu and tooltip positioning. The documentation and examples now show provider-backed shell composition and describe the new options and interactions.
Changes: NavRail provider shell
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Summary
Provider state and public API packages/web/src/components/nav-rail/index.tsx, packages/web/src/index.ts
The provider shares or controls fold state and exposes responsive and drawer state, optional persistence, and a keyboard shortcut. The root uses provider state when available, and the package exports the new provider API and types.
Shell layout and mobile drawer packages/web/src/components/nav-rail/index.tsx
NavRail adds scrolling Content and page Inset regions, a rail handle, and mobile destination-click handling. Provider-backed mobile rails render through Sheet, and destination clicks close the drawer.
Folded tooltips and submenu flyouts packages/web/src/components/nav-rail/index.tsx
Folded tooltips and submenu flyouts use viewport positioning that accounts for rail side and text direction. Pointer hover opens folded branches after a delay, focus opens them immediately, and flyouts recalculate on scroll and resize.
Shell examples and API documentation apps/docs/components/web-demos/nav-rail/shell.tsx, apps/docs/content/docs/web/components/nav-rail.mdx, apps/docs/public/skills/panelui-web/components/nav-rail.md, apps/docs/scripts/web-usage/nav-rail.json, apps/docs/public/r/web/registry.json, skills/panelui-web/components/nav-rail.md
The demo and documentation describe provider state, collapse modes, side selection, shell parts, mobile drawer behavior, folded flyouts, and the Sheet dependency. The examples show provider-backed shells with navigation and page content.
sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant NavRailProvider
participant NavRailRoot
participant Sheet
participant NavRailItem
Browser->>NavRailProvider: viewport subscription reports mobile state
NavRailProvider->>NavRailRoot: provides responsive and drawer state
NavRailRoot->>Sheet: renders mobile rail in Sheet.Content
Browser->>NavRailItem: selects a destination
NavRailItem->>NavRailRoot: click handling closes the drawer
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panel-ui/PanelUI#290: Adds the base NavRail component and its documentation, demos, and registry entry that this pull request extends.
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- Line 70: Update the Mobile note in the nav-rail documentation to say that
following a destination or pressing the rail’s own trigger closes the drawer,
while opening a child list does not. Align the relevant comment in
NavRailTrigger with this behavior; do not change the trigger’s existing toggle
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Review comments at @packages/web/src/components/nav-rail/index.tsx:
- Line 158: Update the folded offcanvas state in the nav rail’s class list to
apply `invisible`, removing its controls from the tab order and accessibility
tree; include `visibility` in the transition alongside width and opacity so the
rail remains visible during the fade. Preserve the existing behavior for other
collapse modes.
- Line 1624: Update the flyout positioning logic that sets node.style.top to
account for node.offsetHeight and the viewport height, keeping the flyout’s
bottom edge at least 8 pixels inside the viewport while preserving the existing
8-pixel top minimum.
- Line 308: Raise the start-side rail’s stacking order in its rail container
class list so its tooltips and flyouts render above the inset when folded.
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- Around line 797-809: Track the currently mounted navigation element with a
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- Keep a folded offcanvas rail out of the tab order and the
accessibility tree, and let the fade finish first.
- Raise the rail above the inset so a folded label or flyout is never
covered.
- Rebind the indicator through a callback ref when the drawer mounts the
navigation, so the active row keeps its pill.
- Clamp the flyout's bottom edge inside the viewport.
- Correct the drawer's closing sentence: its own trigger closes it too.
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Minor · Correct the hydration claim in the introduction. · nav-rail.json:8
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Correct the hydration claim in the introduction.
The introduction says a server-rendered rail cannot jump after hydration. A provider-backed rail renders the wide layout on the server, then switches to a drawer on a narrow client. This contradicts the mobile and server-rendering notes. Qualify the claim for standalone rails and regenerate the docs. (github.com)
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Review comment at @apps/docs/scripts/web-usage/nav-rail.json at line 8:
Qualify the hydration-stability claim in the NavRail introduction so it applies
only to standalone rails; clarify that provider-backed rails may switch from the
server-rendered wide layout to a drawer on narrow clients. Update the source in
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A stand-alone rail still chooses no width from the viewport. A
provider-backed rail reads the breakpoint for its drawer, so the intro
now says which one it is describing.
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A folded child list appears away from the rail, where nothing says
which branch it belongs to. The flyout now opens with the parent's mark
and name above the children, and the parent row stays marked while the
flyout is out.
A pointer now waits a moment before opening a flyout, so sweeping down
the rail does not flash every branch it crosses; focus still opens it at
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Folded, the icon is the whole row: the little corner arrow read as a
second control at the edge of a square. Hover, focus and the arrow keys
still open the child list, and the row carries aria-expanded and
aria-controls instead.
The flyout's heading is now opt-in through heading on NavRail.Sub. It is
off by default, so the flyout is the child list again unless the app
asks for the parent's mark and name above it.
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- Line 1330: Update the rowOwnsDisclosure condition so disclosure ownership
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- Line 1514: Update the `aria-expanded` value so folded rows report `visible`
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- A folded parent without an href no longer draws a chevron inside its
icon square; the icon is the whole row in both cases.
- Disclosure attributes belong to branches only, and a folded row
reports the flyout that is actually on screen rather than the pinned
state.
- An active or holding footer row carries its own fill because the
sticky footer covers the shared pill. The tonal fill is kept off solid
rows so their primary fill and foreground text stay paired.
- The standalone hydration sentence no longer promises more than the
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Folding hides the label, and a branch without an icon or badge had
nothing left in its square. A centred chevron now marks the row and turns
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What this changes
NavRailcould only be a card inside a page. This makes it usable as the navigation side of a whole screen, while keeping the existing stand-alone API working.NavRail.Providerholds the fold for a shell. ANavRail.Triggerin the page's own header controls the same rail,shortcutKeyfolds it with the command or control modifier (ignored while typing in a field),storageKeyremembers the choice, anduseNavRail()exposes the state to the app.NavRail.Contentgives the destinations a scrolling middle. The header and the footer stay against their edges while the rows move under them.NavRail.Railis the thin grab handle on the rail's outer edge.NavRail.Insetis the page surface beside the rail, with its own scroll.collapsiblechooses what folding means:icon(the existing column of icon squares),offcanvas(out of the layout), ornone(always open, no fold controls).sideplaces the handle and the drawer on the start or the end edge.mobileBreakpoint(default48rem) the rail becomes a drawer and the page keeps its full width. Following a destination closes it; opening a child list does not.The docs page now opens with a working shell demo. The existing demos keep their boxed presentation and still work without a provider.
Folded labels and child-list flyouts are now placed against the viewport instead of inside the rail. That matters because the rail is a scroll container: anchored tooltips and flyouts were being clipped by it. The flyout also opens away from the edge the rail sits on, so
side="end"works.One small fix along the way:
NavRail.Itemwrote its live disclosure ref during render; it now writes after commit, matching the root.Why
The rail had good destinations, nesting and one moving pill, but an app shell needs more than a panel: shared state across the page header, a keyboard shortcut, a remembered fold, a drawer on a phone, and a place for a long list to scroll.
Type of change
The additions are opt-in. A rail without a provider keeps its current controlled and uncontrolled props.
How it was tested
Web only — this component has no iOS or Android surface.
npm run typecheck --workspace=panelui-webnpm run typecheck --workspace=docsnode --test packages/web/test/*.test.mjsnode --test apps/docs/test/*.test.mjsnpm testnpm run build --workspace=panelui-webnpm run build --workspace=docsnode scripts/verify-registry-budgets.mjsAlso exercised in a browser at desktop and phone widths:
the handle, the in-rail trigger and an external trigger all fold the same rail;
Cmd+B/Ctrl+Btoggles it and is ignored while focus is in a field;the fold survives a reload with
storageKey;the rail scrolls while the header and footer stay put;
a folded tooltip and a nested flyout are not clipped, open on the correct side, and follow the parent on scroll;
the phone drawer opens from the page trigger, closes on a destination, and leaves the content full width.
Web (docs app)
iOS
Android
Light and dark themes
Final pass: the folded footer's active/holding fill was checked in both weights (tonal tint, solid primary with foreground text), a folded leaf reports no disclosure attributes while a branch's controls resolve, and a folded branch with no icon falls back to a centred chevron.
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Higher-quality MP4
Folded child lists. No disclosure arrow: the icon is the whole row. Hover or focus opens the flyout, the parent stays marked while it is out, and a short pause keeps a sweep down the rail from flashing every branch it crosses. Pass
headingonNavRail.Subto put the parent's mark and name above the children; it is off by default.Nested flyout, higher-quality MP4
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npm run typecheckpassesnpm run buildpassesprefers-reduced-motionaria-current,aria-expanded, named icon-only items, roving focus, dialog semantics for the drawerclassNameIf this touches a component's API
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